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Are Here Told the Best Remedy for Their Troubles. ¥ * - Frecmcnt, O,—“T ■vyas passing through the critical period of life, being forty-six years of a^e and had-all the symptoms-'mcident to that Change — heat flashes, nervousness, and was in a general rim down condition, BO it was hard for me to do my work. Lydia E. Pink- han-i’s Vegfttahje Compound was recommended to me as the beEt remedy for my troubles,which it surely proved to be. I feel Lcitenand Stronger in every way 6incd taking it, and the annoying symptoms have disap- pea red. ”-»-Mrs. M. Goddes, 925 Napoleon St, Fremont, Ohio. . ' . *” ‘ *» - .. Jp ' 'ZSaS North Haven, Conn;—“Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta ble Compound restored my health after everything else had failed when passing through change of life. There is nothibg like it to overcome the trying symptoms.” —Mrs. Flobescb IsklulBox 197, North Haven, Conn. greatest LYDIA E.P1NK AH HCDICINC CO. LYNN.MASS. Such Flavory Sliced Beef! Department of Commerce Gives First War Statistics. r T"’HE tendemese -of Libby’s Sliced J Dried Beef, will delight you but you will find the greatest difference in the flavor! Have Libby’s Sliced Beef with creamed sauce today- See how much more tender, , more delicate it is than any other you have ever, tried. — * Libby, M'Neill A Libby, Chicago SECOND ONLY TO BRITISH Merchant Marine of America Now 10,000,000 Tons—692 Vessels Built in Last Five Months—Single Month's Growth in 1918 Equals Whole Num- ber Launched in 1914—Now Reckon by Deadweight Tonnage. CROSS, FEVERISH IF CONSTIPATED LOOK AT TONGUE! THEN GIVE ) FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR STOM- . , ACH, LIVER, BOWELS. “CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS” CAN’T HARM CHILDREN AND THEY LOVE IT. Ugh! Calomel Sickens; Salivates! ; ’ T-' Please Try Dodson's Liver Tone —I, • . r I am sincere! My medicine does not upset liver and bowels so you lose a day’s work. , 1 You’re bilious! gish! You feel inn: T ■\T F ‘EI Mil iJJ. Tfie steady growth of the American .x nt marine in all*classes of ves- \ repealed* for the first , war began in statistics fr.ujn tiie department */>f commerce. They show -dive.month!*- 4 of this year there have been built in'! this country and officially numbered.; by the bureau Of navigation a total of (V21T vessels of 087.055 gross tons. The merchant fleet of the United States now amounts to approximately 10,000,000 gross tons, hot including merchant .{Taftunder control rtf'the army and mnA- as transports ami-sup ply ships. At tlie beginning Jan- * miry 2ft,‘24 J merchant vessels of 0,85.\- ■JL'-l gross tons were tiling file Stars • ‘ *» . ‘and Stripe^ on--tr ; 7^ :;,er;--s the Ajlun- -.-th- -xvith ’tood -and nmbi|idi>s, ihto the - Caribbean and Pacific with Alnertcau piddnefi for-fdreigh ctC-tvinefs and on i^his <-in in try as domestic tnu.s- SOLD FOR 60 YEARS. FerMAtARIA, CHILLS and FEVER. ALSO A FINE GENERAL STRENGTHEN ING TONIC. Sold by All Drug Stores. Treatment of Prisoners. -.’There is still talPTUi..pome quarters of Wales of a German Trfvrrslon. A thousand years ago, however, .Inva sions were quite 11 common thing along the Welsh shores. The Vikings came and went pretty much a*i they pleased. They burnt and way that would havt mans. On one occasion they burnt The custoni l<p carefully kept up, and The Lucky Horseshoe. When Lord French visited-the little county town of Ojdlium to inspect the Rutland volunteers, lie found time to leave a horseshoe on the castle walls. From lime Immemorial the lord of the manor has demanded a horseshoe from every peer of the realm* op Ids first setting foot within the “lordship.” the I tikes a inf • (•' i vers ,o part of the nation's poMation. systiftTi. b Includes New Vessels. Tills tremendous fleet is second only to" the merchant tonbage of Great Brit ain. It includes all new vessels, built under the direction ' of the shipping hoard .and thousands of other ships, smaller in tonnage hut .greater in car rying capacity, which ploy so large n part in commerce and the maintenance of a favorable balance of trade. * Mother: Your child isi/'t naturally cross and peevish. See If tongue Is. coated ; this is # a sure sign the little stomach, Hver and bowels need a cleansing at once. When listless, pale, feverish/full of cold, breath''"bad, throat sore; doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, has stora- ach-aclie, (liarrha-a. remember, a gen tle liver and bowel cleansing should ahVhys he the first treatment given. Nothing equals -“California Syrup of Figs” for ■children’s Mis; give a tea spoonful, and, in a few hours all the foul waste, srmr bile 'and fermenting food which is clogged in the bowels passes out of the system, and you have a well and playful child again. All Children love this harmless, deli cious “fruit laxative,” and it never fails to effect a good “inside” cleans ing. Directions for babies, children of nil apesr and grown-ups are plainly on the bottle. Keep it handy in your home. A little given today saves a sick child tomor row, hut get the genuine. Ask your j Your liver/is slug- lnz» dizzy and all •knocked out. Your head is dull, your tongue is coated; breath bad; stomach sour and bowels constipated. But don't "take salivating calomel. It makes you sick ; you may lose a day's work. Calomel is mercury or quicksilver, which causes neer<*+4* of the Eioftes. Calomel crashes into sour bile like dynamite, breaking it up. That’s when you feel that awful nausea and cramp ing. , t If you want to enjoy the nicest,- gen tlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson’s Liver Tone to night.- Your druggist or dealer sells you n bottle of-Dodson’s Liver Tone for a few rents unde^ tfiy personal money-back guarantee that each spoony First Fiction Known. >The oldest work- ol .ticlioii . extant is thought to be the “Tale of Two Broth ers," written 5,200 years ago by the Theban scribe Ennauu, libiariaif of tlm palace of King'Metieplliall, the sup posed liiai'aoli of tin* Exodus. ' ’l ie’ 'ale, it '-appears' was written for tie 1 • it t«- r t; i i n in*-m of the “crown prince, •A le> >nhsc tpu 1111 \ reigned Set i II. lain*- a f| - a i s in two p!:e:< .ip. file manuscript, probably the only Surviv ing autograph signature Of kn Egypt- . ... [/ ful will clean your sluggish liver ‘bet ter than a dose of nasty calomel end that It won’t make you sick*. • Dodson’s Lisgr Tpne Is real liver medicine. .You’ll know Itnext morn ing because you will wake up feeling fine, your-Hver will be working, your headache and dizziness gone, your stomach will he sweet and your bowel* regular. You wfij feel like' working; you'll lie cheerful; full of Vi^or and ambition. , < I ; Dodson’s Liver Tone is entirely vegetable, therefore hartnlexs iinil ratt.. rffiT saltrabe. fflve tt^to y^ur chiidreifc. Millions of people arb using Xlodsnn’B Liver Tone instead of.dangerous calo mel now. Your druggist will tell yo« that, the •,sale - of- calomel is-almost stopped entirely here.—Adv. The Shoe Ma Used. .V. lady saw a little boy go into s shoemaker's shop with fi small pareeL She- asked him what was in it. Ills reply was; “DEf, it's just matumn'" slide, which, has a nail stiekbng out of the bottom of t.lu* sole. s,i I've eonie to Emve it taken out.” "Yt.ii are ft good little boy f-o have so imVii Uiou'.-M for yopr mot iter,” reniark\l the lady. *uli. i\ is- not so mu b for that. an king. This piece of antiqm* fiction, madam, /was his i*p1>. but this 1A yrilten on nineteen sheets/of papyrus the Inn minks me with. EVnl^ written on nineteen sm..-ei>, «.i pa] _ in a bold, hieratic-hand; was pur.'hasfi.I s^n’s \\ eeklv. ill Italy my .Mine. d’<>Phtnpr. u ho -sobl it'in, 1S57 to 1 he authorities of the British mflseum, where it is n,ow knowh as the D’Orbiney pajiyrus. All merchant vessels are required by" druggist for a bottle, of “California Ft. David’s, ami actually cooked anti ate the bishop—which, no doubt, de lighted t.hj*. antiehureh people^f those days, no the oilier hand, when the Welsh caught a Viki.*| they / yed him alive and. nailed hi- -kin to the.ohureh doo»*. There was no softness with prisoner--m b a- i-wexliiblteii today. FRECKLES Now Ii the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots Thorp’s no-loniror tho sltghtost nooil of fcollnj •sUtiunl of. j-.'i.ir fr* * l^. s. us OilHoi*—ttouiiio stron^ih -Is cuarantooU to roniu^o those bbmely •lh.es. . , StiniCy get nn ounoe of Otl.ine—do.iMe ■tronjuli frori) jrour dru^Sist. an>l ai ;>I.t a Mule of It ji.«lit nfl*! ni'irnlac i:ml you should soon see that e\,n the fres'kifS hifre tn-pun to dis appear. white tl,. lighter on*'s have vanis!.i<l pd tlrely. It Is (teM**i:i that more Jhfin ojjnee la needed to completely clear, the akin and gain ■ beaut Ifni clear vnrnptexfon Be sure to n<k for the double stfength Othlne. aa this |y sold under guarantee Of money back If It falllt to remove freckles.—Ade. « * Good Riddance. He—If we -imuld elvpe, wVuId your father pursue u*? Sin*- No; I think h® would i,m\t ^ • e •• - X , we emddn't Jiml him when wy' gbt ready to go buck. the ever-increasing colleletjoh of horse- sliovs which hang on tlile walls? of The' hall of the castle numbers some 200,* ranging* In size from that of tin* ordi nary racer to the Brobdingnagittn pro portions of-a shoe sc*veil feet long.— London Chronicle, i *" j WOMEN SUFFERERS MAY SWAMP-ROOT lqw to~regisfer wTTh' tin* bureau of navigation of tin* department of* eorm, merce and to receive a-n oflicial iden tification number, before beiijg' per mitted to fly tin* flag of tbf* United {states. The number is axCarded when the finished ship is tmXsurbd for gritss tonnage capacity, which is the content of flu* siii]» iiT tertus of 100 Cubic feet Syrup of Figs," then see. that it la made by the “California Fig Syrup Company.”-?-Adv. Thfe Beaver iri Norway. The'heaver is a'very source animal in Norway,- only living in -mall colo nies at, .a few places in tUf* country. It is absolutely forhbhhgf to kill the .Mfid-tlTt~'iht(,t;iiatHumH^ accepted meth- nniiual. Tlie fanner-, however, claim *m1 pf exposing siva/ ■ \ ' •' ‘ that tin* beat ••>-‘ - 7i.v great damage to . Thgshipping hoard, bfiilding exelu- t lu-lr forests and Have now asked ihe sivijif e:n-'go_.siiip_s, lias adopted dead- gnvefnfnent fnr/Hght to kill Hew off faght. toimaLre a- t!»r< medium of com- _ u hon.w ,. v it. can be OicKa-d that tin y r new tonnage. deadNveight Capa Couldn’t Re Worse. The Kloehu' No, sir; I’ll vote t'other fellow 1 Tin* Candidate— But you've never seen him.' Tim Lieetor No; hut iTe seen thee! — London Tit Bits. It is estimated that there are 2JHS,- S.'*4 Cattle in the ,western provinces of Canada. r > - World’* Wool Supply. ■•Australia is reported to -be the chief sou ret* of t lie world’s w ool supply, Though tt is said that-Soma ^\mor1c* nml Australia have about tlm sara# number of sheep, approximately on* hundred millions.,,. I a torpid llvrr condition prevent* proper food asrirtillatlon Ton* up your liver wttA Wright a Indian ^eg-table Pill* They M gently an* aurely. Adv. Bitlleemen at Ottawa. Can., have dl» solved their nnl(»n. W. N. U., CHARLOTTE. NO." 26--191L thousands of wyafnen bladder trouble Why buy many bortles of other Vermi fuge*, when or|<- bottle of l>r. Peery’* “’Dead Shot’’ will act aurely and ^promptly T Adv. • / i—x— ■ The woman inidearrier has made her appearance iti/Jvew York city. Thousands upon have kidhey and never suVpect it. / Women s ^complaint* often prove to be nothing else but kidney tTpubie, or the result of kidney or bladder disease. If the kidneys’ ;ue not in a healthy condition, they tyrtv* cause the other or- gans to becomeruiseasetl, \ ^ Pain in tlp? x lru-k, headache, loss of am bition, nepVousaess, are often times symp toms ol/tidney trouble. \ Dojrt delay starting treatment. Dr. fliers’ Swamp-Root, a physician’s pxe- ption, obtained at any drug store, may be jusf the remedy -needed to overcome such conditions. Cet a medium or large size bottle im mediately front any drug store. However, if you wish first to test fhis great preparation send ten cents to l,)r.’ Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for' a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention, this paper.—Adv. BUY YOUR TIRES Direct from the FACTORY ■10 0 Dljcount onTiighest Grade Tire* Guaranteed For 4000 Mile* Write fr>r prire list No; 85. We ship C. O. D. •abject to inspection. AH (tnndard make* in our •tock. — Cutting Olive Trees Forbidden. Tlie felling of olive trees is forbid den by u <loeree-~]juibli.-he<L<'tt Komi*; which prohibit- nlso the cutting <ii' tin* principal branches of such trees ex- eepl when pruning. It is provided tlmt the*regulations niily be extended to mulberry trees uiAl*J"niit trees by itiiuisferial deerepc' . The "]u*'eSent de cree is^effeetiy^ from the ;<hiy of its puMicjitinu until -tin* end of tin 1 agri cultural . 5“Wn' folio v ing, that in which, peamvls e-tiiblished. i eimil weight of cargo and blinker epsil which can tie carried. * Indicates Fleet’s Sixe. i * 9 . The dtjulweight tonnage of a cargo ship is aiiout 50 ]>er cent greater than its gross tonnage, hut in n passenger vessel is less, because the space is oc cupied by passenger accommodation. The former Cerman liner ,Vaterland, now the Leviathan, has a gross ton nage of fvl.b'tO. hut a deadweight capa city of only about 5.000 tons, which Il lustrates why, in (butting with all types of ships, gross tonnage, or the actual size regardless of the space allotted tn cargo, has been chosen internationally as\ more truly. Indicative of the size of a fleet. There has Eieen a steady Increase in j new ships this year, the May tonnage- being three times as great ns the Jan r uary .output, and greater than the whole output for the year 1014. In tho first month of 101S there were 57 ! ships of 04,750 tons given official numhdrs. In February 84 ships of 117.001 gross tons were nuipbered. March saw a notable x Jutnp in the pro duction of small ships, numbers being art* doing damage. - 1/ not allowed 1o kill’ tli/ animals tin* farmer will a-*k the government' to reimburse lliem jor tht* damage done to Jlieir property. \\ The Materia Mosquito A mosquito cannot comfliunicate malaria unless it is infected with malaria, i The bite of a malaria mosquito will transmit malarial parasites to the blood of a person and these malarial parasites which feed on the blood should be destroyed before they have time to increase in numbers. Malarial Fever is sometimes called Chills and Fever, Bilious Fever and Swamp Fever. Grove's * , , / ' Tasteiess chili Tonic possesses the power to entirely neutralize the mala rial poison. The Quinine in GROVE’S TASTELESS chill TONIC kills the germ and the Iron enriches the blood. You can soon feel the Strengthening, Invigorat ing effect of GROVE’S TASTELESS chili TONIC. It an exceptionally good general strengthening tonic for" the Child, for the Mother and all the Family. Pleasant to take. Price 60c. s - - ■. - ■ . .. .. ■ *Perfectly Harmless• Contains Mo Nux-Vomica or other Poisonous Drugs• Cuticura for Sore Hands. Sonk hands on re!iring in tin* hot suds of Cutleurn Soap, -dry and nil) in Cu ticura Ointment. Remove surplus Ointment with soft tissue paper. For free samples address. fCuMeiir'q, Dept. X, Boston.” At druggjsts and by mall. Son]) 25, Ointment ,25 and 50.—Adv. The Twirler’s Luck. "It’s lucky for ino I'm not in the box." striil tho great baseball, pitcher, as he paraded up and down tin* room .with hN tonth-cntiing-son me/ * “WhyX’ a'sked his wife', sleepily, localise." lie'sfmswercdi “I don't seem to have any eoiifrul of the bawl.” Several varieties of grass tmCKgrow prolifically in India have been fo to make excellent paper pulp ’ ' Summer Df.irrhoea* e*n be controlled nmn* ouieklr, eith GHOVB 1 * BOW Kl. MKDICINB and It U BABY ha nnless. Children. Just ab cflective for abbo.’nutif Adults aa for awarded to T.A8, tlie tonnage lieing 147, 145. The record in April was 105 Lj fe j s worth living a Acnt dual l.et- ships of KB.050 tons,.find in May 185 ^. r „ mu ni ost.nf us live it. ships of liMfUItt tdns. I —t— ,—— High MileageTire Co. General Office* . j S04 North Brood St. u Philadelphia, Pa. -* Kill All Flies! TH mSEAsI AD Planed any where, Daisy Fly K illsr .ttrect* end kill, •II flies. Neetj clean, ornamental,convenient and cheap. ——— Last* all B«ason. Matie of matal, cun t a^tTT or tip over; will not soil or In 30 Cvuaran- Daisy, Fly Killer I Old by . cJaale rap or 6 aaot 7 axpreaa, prepaid; 91.00. HAROLD tOMERt, 190 OK KALD AVL, BROOKLYN, N. Y* iniure anrthlcuf. (*ua teed effective. Ask for Itching Rashes Soothed With Cuticura So*p 23c. Oiatmeat 23 »«d SOc. . ARKER'S HAIR BALSAM A toilet preparation of merit. Help, tp eradicate dandruff. For Reetoria* Color and - or Faded He at Drurrlet*. Beauty to Gray or Faded Hair. Me. and *1.001 MAKING MEN FIT FOR THE SERVICE OF UNCLE SAM < . t>\n The kind of nren -Uncle Sum must depend upon for the winning ef this war are off rimes subject to piles. Blind, bleeding, internal, external and chronic are the various forms. Strains, overwork, constant sitting or "standing are the causes. You can he your own physician and cure this malady quickly and effective ly by the use of Eagle I’ile Remedy. Being an internal treatment rt is ?n ' tirely different and certainly most practical. Eat the! tablets like candy. Try a box todajl. ’ Eagle Remedy « (5 in t° the recruiting hwftlquurters will purify your filjpod and cure your anti th? civilian pother made applica- piles effectively, r It costs $1 a box. Direct from the Ree^d Distributing Co.. 141 Godwin St., Paterson, N. J.. if your druggist^ doesn’t carry it.—Adv. I__ " ■ \ - • ‘ - The Exact Locality. Magistrate-T-Oflieer, di<i y^>u ?atch this man in flagrante delicti^?; Policeman—No. y»mr honor ;. I cjiuglu him in the back alley. _ . ■ ■ •—■—■ • I The Strong Withstand the He*t of Summer Better Than the Weak . Old people who are feeh!« and yoonper people who are *ejk, will be strenythened at^d enabled to f o thriiaeh the depr»*selnK Beat'of a’nnitnef bv tak- n« GKOVK S TASTHfiasS-chiU TK.iNIC. and enriches tha bli tem. Yon eatrsoo •ting Btfect. 60c. GETS BROTHER TO -RECRUIT Agent, From Canada Had Not Seen Him in Twenty Years, 1 “Why don't you join the army and do your bit, friend?” said JSergt. Harry Black, on recruiting service for tlie British recruiting mission to a man standing idly on a corner in Minm*-. apolis. ’ \ “Beg pardon, but fs your name Black?’’ wjjs the stranger’s answer. “Yes, it is, but you are a strauger to me,” refort(*d the sergeant. *■ “I may bt* a stranger,, but I am also > y-uir. bjjdhefj,” was the reply." \ftor* the firve inti'rehange df experi- en 'es gone through in the last twenty.j years of separation the brothers-stalk- ? e<5 into the recr tioi. for enlistment and was accepted. BRITISH OFFEfT GRATUITIES Men KODAKS & SUPPLIES We aTio d»bl^hest clai* of fl’nibhlbg. Prices aod Catalogue tipoA rrijiVest. S. Galetki Optical C*., RicLnond, V*. WANTED Second-hand Bag*, burlap, tcrap bacrin* and twine. Wrut (or price*. RICHMOND BAG COM Y Deparuacmt UM L Cary. 1 irktiad, V* Promoted .From- Ranks' to Re ceive Grant of $250. Important concessions to noncom- mlssloned officers and men who receive temporary, commissions are announced in a new British army order. Mori promoted ftT.iii t^ie j ranks will receive a ftrant of .^LTiO for the provi sion of kit and- uniform, arid t+mse w ho' W»"?.iS¥ffiS6i;r,V5l)!Ar«^X «H» vriStSkm* tn ! J, '" rs )«e terniinatlTOi nr hns- affect., wc. .- tilities wllPreceive a further outfit al- .*7 ZZ r * J ?: ' Iowa nee of $S37. If at first svuxewoi.ien .lo.i t SOCgNN? ' If ” n O ffl cpr coasos to .serv^* within '-tltPY-»ftriy-thp.-^e.ecmfr tintcr— t j thaTperfod tie* HlYownoFf-!T v ::t"">h;.!! ' be deducted f|#in tho gratui,fy-ar. ’ .ttfed pny due-.to him., hui If he shoul die before the end of the- „w7Tr *7 'amount will be credited to bis estn 1 ' When Your Eves Need Care Try Murine Eye Remedy Bo Smarting — Jnat Mjre Comfort. 60 cent* at Orrggiat* or malL Wrtto for Free Bro Boo*. ■DBIKI ATS BIK19I CO.. CH1CAUO —JL . , '■ j ' : " ; * 0 1